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Torex Interiors - Corporate Video (A leading turnkey healthcare / hospital projects company)

TOREX INTERIORS PVT LTD is a Delhi based company, providing one-stop solutions for Turnkey Healthcare Projects across Pan India. In the past 15 years, we have developed a reputation as a trusted turnkey projects company offering civil construction, interiors and allied services in healthcare domain with delivery capabilities across India. Over the years we have gained a reputation of excellence in timely project deliveries. Our areas of expertise include all kinds of Civil Interiors, MEP, HVAC, Electrical, Plumbing, Modular OT, ICU, CCU, Labs and allied works (Turnkey Projects). Our vision is to become the best and most reliable turnkey projects company in the country. Having completed number of projects for the leading healthcare brands, including Max Healthcare, BLK Hospitals, Asian Hospitals, CSF, Medeor Hospital, Rockland Hospitals, Sanar International Hospital, Aasav Multi Speciality Hospital, etc. Torex Interiors has succeeded in establishing its position as a trusted turnkey project partners to our clients, healthcare consultants, and PMCs. Our reputation as a reliable and trustworthy EPC company is a direct result of our superior services, project management system that ensures perfect synchronization of materials, manpower, and production schedules. Regardless of the project's size, complexity, location, or deadline, we have developed a strong in-house team that functions effortlessly. For us each project is unique. Each client / architect has a vision for their work and we at Torex make sure to embrace that vision while executing the project.

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Abortion clinic worker

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Apartment maintenance. (And it's kind of a cool job cause people leave things behind all the time when they move.)

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Director of study abroad program

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Excavator bulldozer & crane operator

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Highway flag person

Historical remodeler (carpenter)

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House painter

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Human resources for the research and marketing arm of a pet food company

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Oncology nurse

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Pastor

Patient finances at hospital

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Pharmaceutical salesman (we affectionately say "drug dealer" haha),

Phone banker

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Physicist

Pizza chef

Planer operator at a mill

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Police dispatcher

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Veterinarian assistant,

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Water therapy swimming for injured dogs.

Waterfront engineer who also does wind power

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Weight Watchers Weigher

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A Whole World, All Under One Roof

A Whole World, All Under One Roof

Architecture

by Lucy Feagins, Editor

Welcome to the Longhouse in Daylesford by Partners Hill, and built by Nick Andrews Constructions. Photo – Rory Gardiner.

A peek-a-boo view through to the rolling landscape. Photo – Shantanu Starick.

Living inside a greenhouse. Photo – Shantanu Starick.

Cyprus Pine is used throughout, for its resistance rot in this microclimate. Photo – Shantanu Starick.

Left: Photo – Rory Gardiner. Right: Photo – Shantanu Starick.

Photo – Shantanu Starick.

Blush pinks in the guesthouse. Photo – Shantanu Starick.

A whole world, in a huge barn! Photo – Shantanu Starick.

The plush interiors in the guesthouse. We’ve never seen a barn like this. Photo – Shantanu Starick.

Celesial sky blue in the owner’s lodge. Photo – Shantanu Starick.

The Longhouse offers cooking classes, using locally grown produce. Photo – Shantanu Starick.

A kitchen corner. Photo – Shantanu Starick.

A cosy sleeping nook. Photo – Shantanu Starick.

We cannot get over this bathroom. Photo – Shantanu Starick.

Unexpected tiling details! Photo – Shantanu Starick.

The blue tones in the lodge convey a feeling of a cloudless sky. Photo – Shantanu Starick.

Details from The Lodge. Photo – Shantanu Starick.

Warm light through the UV skin of the shed. Photo – Shantanu Starick.

In a difficult landscape, this shed presents an innovative solution. Photo – Shantanu Starick.

A shed with a view! Photo – Shantanu Starick.

It isn’t often that you open a shed door and happen upon an entire living, working, storage and making enterprise – all within an architect-designed microclimate. But enter the western edge of the Longhouse in Daylesford, and – once you have moved past tractors and farm machinery – you open out into what architect Timothy Hill describes as a ‘surprisingly lush haven.’ 

The project started when Ronnen Goren and Trace Streeter purchased a 20-acre parcel of land that overlooks Daylesford, Hepburn Springs and Mount Franklin. Despite the sweeping views and beauty of the site, the environment proved difficult to manage. Extreme weather variations, strong winds, lack of water and ravenous local wildlife (!) meant that the couple’s vision for a site of food, family, and design was placed under threat. 

Ronnen approached friend of 30-years architect Timothy Hill, to find a way to make the hostile environment into a site that supported their ambitious plans. Keen for a challenge, Timothy designed a 110m long shed, with internalised agricultural, hospitality and residential functions all housed under one (incredibly long) roof. 

The Longhouse places a contemporary spin on Palladian style architecture, where all functions are housed within a single symmetrical building. In this modern reimagining, visitors move past the tractors, and the building opens out to a central kitchen and cooking school, a reception area, planting beds, The Lodge (the owner’s residence) and The Stableman’s Quarters (guest house nestled in a mezzanine pod). Timothy explains that this historic model ‘emphasises how much – or how little – you need for a few people to survive and thrive. A handful of animals, enough water and year-round crops.’ 

In order for this protective sanctuary to work, Timothy transformed the elongated shed into a microclimate, that provides an environment that is ‘mellow and calming whatever the weather.’  The passive house design ensures thermal stability, below the translucent glass-reinforced polyester skin of the shed. Incredibly, the 1050sqm roof harvests rainwater, which allows the garden to grow, with ample left over for bushfire defence. 

This giant greenhouse is designed as an unbelievably impressive engineering feat – and the interiors well-and-truly keep up their end of the deal! The materials are practical and robust, with resilient Australian Cypress Pine used for barn doors, walls, surfaces, planers, seating and decking. Timothy also designed the living zones according to colour theory – celeste (sky blue) for The Lodge and blush tones for The Stableman’s Quarters ‘so even in the depths of cold, grey winters – there is an uplifting sense of blue skies and long sunsets every day.’ Like permanently living in a James Turrell artwork!  

This overview barely scratches the (100m long) surface of this all-encompassing property. We haven’t even covered the space-age orange grouted bathroom, slip glazed clay bricks, or the future plans to move off-grid with solar panelling and battery storage. But as Timothy explains, ‘the experience of the whole, is far greater than the sum of its parts.’  A whole world, under one roof. 

Project Collaborators


Architects and Interior Design: Partners Hill   Passivehaus Consultant: Passive House Builder: Nick Andrews Construction   Shed: CV Sheds Shed/Greenhouse Cladding: Ampelite

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 Hospital Interior Planer

Hospital interior planners are essential for creating functional and aesthetically pleasing healthcare environments. They combine design expertise with medical needs, ensuring hospitals are efficient, comfortable, and conducive to healing. Their work involves layout, lighting, color schemes, and selecting materials to optimize patient care and staff productivity.

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The Importance of NABH Accreditation for Hospitals

For hospitals, NABH certification is not just a badge of honor but also a requirement. Here are six main reasons for hospitals’ need for NABH certification.

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Looking for Hospital Interior Planner? Look’s no further Torex Interiors Pvt Ltd is good at for interior planer. TOREX INDIA is an interior fit-out organization specializing in the healthcare sector & other commercial sectors. Feel free to call at 9911989546 for cheap interior design services at affordable quotes.

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In this blog, we have compiled some of the key features which can make your hospital stand out so make sure to read till the end.

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We are ending this blog here with the hope that you find it helpful. If you want to know more, get in touch with the best hospital interior designer now.

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we want to mention that don’t compromise when finding a hospital interior contractor to ensure the most soothing interiors of the hospital.

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we will talk about different aspects of hospitals that influence how a person feels in the hospital, especially a patient.

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here we have compiled a few tips to design a clinic or hospital that can immediately put your patients at ease.

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Best hospital interior design for an affordable price in Delhi. TOREX is a disciplined methodology that enables us to provide your hospital with the proper presence of awe and belief among the visitors altogether proportions. Feel free to call at 9911989546 for cheap interior design services at affordable quotes.

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you to visit there should you happen to be sick and need treatment. Fortunately, modern hospitals are changing that image now with the help of hospital interior contractors.

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IVF has been a boon for couples with fertility issues, who want to get pregnant and have a baby. Thus, an IVF laboratory, also known as embryology laboratory, is the most important part of IVF clinics and hospitals.

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Hospital interior design is not like any other building’s interior! It needs something more. It needs precision hard work and creativity. So, if you are looking for the best hospital interior contractor, connect with Torex. We believe in providing the most exceptional service to our clients. To know more about our work, please visit the website.

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The work of a hospital interior planner plays an important role in how people feel and think when present in your hospital. With the fact that healthcare environments keep growing in terms of complexity, it becomes even more critical to focus on all those factors that have the power to affect its staff, patients, and visitors positively. The list of such factors can be very extensive. However, to keep things simple, we will talk about only a few important factors that interior designers must take into account while designing a hospital.